The iPhone offers a range of advanced security features designed to protect its users in emergency situations. These features include Emergency SOS, Medical ID, collision detection, and location sharing. Learn how to set up these vital tools to keep you and your loved ones safe.
Researchers have uncovered a vulnerability in Apple’s Find My network called “nRootTag” that turns any Bluetooth device into a tracking tool with frightening accuracy without your knowledge. Learn how it works, the risks, and Apple’s December 2024 response, along with tips to protect your privacy from this years-long threat from outdated devices.
After heavy pressure from the British government, Apple was forced to cancel the feature…
WhatsApp was targeted by a cyberattack targeting 90 civil society members working in journalism and civic activities. The attack was carried out by an Israeli company that was acquired by an American company known as AE Industrial. Here are all the details of the incident and the official WhatsApp spokesperson’s comment on the incident.
Secret code or just a technical glitch in the operating system, whatever the reason, let's get to know the story of this hidden code that caused a huge problem for law enforcement agencies and forensic experts.
Your smartphone is spying on you, is it true or not? In this article, we will explain the matter and find out whether companies are actually using our smartphones to listen to what we say and target us with ads or not.
Since launching the App Store in 2008, Apple has continued to invest and develop leading technologies to provide users with the best and most secure experience for downloading apps, and an innovative and vibrant platform for developers to distribute their software. Today, the App Store is at the forefront in reliability and user experience.
Surely you have ever discussed a product with someone, then opened the Internet or a social media application, and then saw advertisements in front of you for what you were talking about a while ago! You are not alone, we are all this person, and we have all faced this scenario, and this made us point the finger at these applications, and that they are eavesdropping on us and listening to the conversations that take place between us.
The wider the field of view on the screen, the less privacy, especially in public places. This is why Apple is striving to solve the Surfing Shoulder problem, which puts sensitive user data at risk while using the iPhone or Mac in public places. How will the iPhone maker address this problem? The problem is to protect screen privacy.
Users are still discovering the advantages of the iOS 17 operating system, which includes a number of new features such as interactive widgets, contact stickers, standby mode, and other great features, but many overlook the security features in order to enhance privacy and protection for iPhone users.
It is known that Apple cares about privacy, so Apple brought with iOS 17 a number of improvements that will enhance the privacy and security of the iPhone more than ever. Learn about the top 5 upcoming privacy and security improvements on the iPhone.
To enhance your privacy, some third-party apps offer the option of passcode or face unlock, even if the iPhone itself is already unlocked. This puts the app and its contents behind an extra layer of security, but not all apps offer the same feature.